Sunday, March 13
The Maine Jewish Film Festival takes place from March 12 through 19 with screenings and events at several venues in different parts of the state. The particularly strong line-up of features this year includes three movies showing today at Frontier (14 Maine St., Fort Andross, Brunswick): the comedy Frank vs. God, in which an attorney tries to sue You-Know-Who, at 2 p.m.; Rock in the Red Zone, a documentary about the thriving music scene in Sderot, a conflict-battered town near the Gaza Strip, at 5 p.m.; and Dough, a comedic buddy flick about two bakers who bond over pot pastries, at 8 p.m. Tix: $10 per film ($8 students and seniors). 725-5222. mjff.org.